This is not a System Card: Scrutinising Meta’s Transparency Announcements

On June 29, Meta announced transparency and research-related updates for Facebook and Instagram: more details on their ranking system for content in “Feed, Reels, Stories and other surfaces”, improvements to user controls of their feed, and tools for public interest research.

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Building A Learning Community | Education & Access Wranglers

The Education & Access Wranglers from MozFest 2023 walk us through their MozFest 2023 journey: from brainstorming the Space, building a movement around the culture of learning, and their inclusion and accessibility approach, to the power of making friends across the universe to overcome life setbacks.

A Community-Based Approach To Data And Tech Governance In Namibia

Kristophina Shilongo is a Senior Mozilla Fellow in Tech Policy, focused on national data policies and regulation on the African continent.

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Reflections on Africa Mradi’s Intersectional Grantmaking

Our grantmaking embodies the Africa Mradi’s non-extractive, collaborative approach. Local organizers, technologists, builders, educators, artists, and others are already exploring how technology impacts the lived realities of Africans. Mozilla wants to do this important work with them, rather than starting anew next to them.

Wrapping Up MozFest 2023

MozFest Virtual 2023 is making an impact on internet health! Here is what happened during the final day of the world’s largest gathering of activists working towards Trustworthy AI and a more humane digital world.

MozFest 2023: Activism, Whistleblowers, and the Collective Power of People

MozFest 2023: Activism, Whistleblowers, and the Collective Power of People Chris Smalls, Angela Davis, Thomas le Bonniec and other luminaries will be speaking at MozFest virtual from March 20 - 24. The 13th annual Mozilla Festival is celebrating the collective power of people in turbocharging change.

Mozilla Statement on FTC, BetterHelp Settlement

The FTC’s settlement with BetterHelp is a much deserved — and desperately needed — blow against untrustworthy health apps, says Mozilla's Ashley Boyd.

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